POPFile v1.0.1 was released today; this is the first ever POPFile release that I didn't do. POPFile is now being managed by a core team of developers: Manni Heumann (in Germany), Brian Smith (in the UK), me (in France), Joseph Connors (in the US) and Naoki Iimura (in Japan). A truly international effort. The actual release binaries were built by Brian Smith who, for a long time, has been the installer guru. This release contains minor feature improvements and a number of bug fixes. Some of the bugs fixes were for annoying bugs that showed up only occasionally: that makes it a worthwhile upgrade. Since I pulled back from being involved in every detail of POPFile's evolution the core team has been liberated to work on the project. v1.0.1 is their first release, and it is minor, but much greater things are coming: 1. A native Mac installer 2. A SOHO version of POPFile. Some time ago I did most, but not all, of the work to make a multi-user version of POPFile. That w